Curing Compound Mould

Curing Compound Mould

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Concrete curing compound consists essentially of waxes, natural and synthetic resins, and solvents of high volatility at atmospheric temperatures. The compound forms a moisture retentive film shortly after being applied on fresh concrete surface. White or gray pigments are often incorporated to provide heat reflectance, and to make the compound visible on the structure for inspection purpose. Curing compound should not be used on surfaces that are to receive additional concrete, paint, or tile which require a positive bond, unless it has been demonstrated that the membrane can be satisfactorily removed before the subsequent application is made, or that the membrane can serve satisfactorily as a base for the later application.

Features:-
Concrete pavements, airport runways, bridge decks, industrial floors
Canal linings, dams and other irrigation related structures
Sport arenas and ice ring
Precast concrete components
Roof slabs, columns and beams
Chimneys cooling towers and other tall structures
Stainless steel racks
High specimen capacity

Technical Specification:-
Water retention – Water loss Not more than 0.55 Kg/m2
Reflectance Note more than 4 hours.
Drying time